Bureau of Land Management
|
 In the western foothills of the Organ Mountains, the Soledad Canyon Day Use Area is at the junction of Soledad Canyon and Bar Canyon. The area offers a 3 mile hike along the Bar Canyon Loop Trail with scenic vistas of the southern Mesilla Valley and the central Organ Mountains. The trail is for hiking, mountain biking and horseback use only, no motorized vehicles allowed.
To get to the Soledad Canyon Day Use Area: Take exit 1 off of the I-25 and go east on University Avenue/Dripping Springs Road for 4.5 miles. Then turn south on Soledad Canyon Road and follow that to the end. The property is open year round for day use only. There are no fees involved. Maps: BLM - Las Cruces; USGS: Organ Peak |
 |
|
For More Information: BLM - Las Cruces District Office 1800 Marquess Street, Las Cruces, NM 88005 575-525-4300 |
|
|
|
|
| New Mexico Pages: Towns & Places - Scenic Byways - State Parks - Unique Features Photo Galleries - Outdoor Sports & Recreation - Wilderness Areas New Mexico's National Forests - BLM Sites - New Mexico's National Parks |
 |
| Colorado - New Mexico - Arizona - Utah - Nevada - Idaho - Wyoming - Montana Living the Life - Advertise With Us - Our Sponsors - Index - Marketplace |
| Upper left photo of the Soledad Canyon Day Use Area courtesy of the Bureau of Land Management Unless otherwise indicated, all text, photos and images of the Soledad Canyon Day Use Area in New Mexico are  |
